They say wisdom comes with age, but all these senior citizens got was a one-way ticket to trouble. Here are five cases when abusive grandparents realize they've been caught. Number five, grandma's reckless drive ends in handcuffs. A vehicle is reported driving in the wrong direction, causing concern for public safety. By the time officers locate the driver, she's corrected her course, but the situation is far from normal. Here's what happens when the officers approach her. I'm on with the Monro County Sheriff's Office. You been drinking today, [Applause] officer? I am very You're really drunk. Is there a reason why you wrecked into the guardrail when you stopped? No, I just The music is too strong. The sunlight and your registration and insurance. officer. [Applause] As the conversation continues, the officer sees an open alcohol bottle inside the car. This immediately turns the stop into a DUI investigation. Bravo Julia Papa November 89J 1089. All right, we'll go chat with her. We're going to talk over by my patrol car. Okay. All right. I didn't do anything wrong. Are you okay? Yes, I am. Come on. I didn't feel anything wrong. So, are you willing to dispel my the complete field sobriety standardized field sobriety exercises? Yes. In order to dispel my belief that you're impaired. Okay. No, because what you're saying is not true. I'm just I just want to go home. Okay. Okay. So, if you could just stand here with your feet together, hands at your sides. Okay. You take a step back for me, please. Perfect. Right there. Okay. So, what I'm going to do, I'm going to check your eyes. All right. You're going to follow the tip of the pen. You see the tip of the pen? Yes. Follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head. Do you understand? Yes. Okay. No, no, no. Follow just the tip and with your eyes only. Don't move your head. You understand? You understand the instruction? Okay. Just follow with your eyes. Don't move your head. Okay. Do me a favor. Lean up against the car. Okay. She's not off to a great start, is she? The officer gives her another shot at the eye test, hoping she'll follow instructions this time. So, we're going to try this again. All right. Stand over here for me, please. All right. Follow just the pen. Tip of the pen and with your eyes only. You know, you have to follow this when I move it with your eyes. Okay? Just with your eyes only. Okay? Just your eyes. Don't move your head. tip of the pen. We'll do the tip of the [Applause] pen. All right, we're going to do another one. All right. Step over here. All right. Right here. Right over here, Santa. I want you to put your left foot facing this way, facing the truck. No, no, no. Come over, Sandra. Come over here. Okay. I want you to put your left foot along the line like this. Okay. Right on the line. Put your right foot directly in front of it. Heel to toe. Keep your hands at your sides. Put your right foot right in front. Put your right foot in front. Heel to toe. No. No. We're not walking yet. We're not walking yet. We're just starting. Okay. Put your left foot on the line, Sandra. Put your left foot on the line. Can you put your left foot on the line? All right. Put your right foot directly in front of it. Right. Okay. Stay there. Don't move until I tell you to start. Okay. When I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps on the line. Turn around keeping one foot on the line. Don't start yet. And return taking nine heel to toe steps. All right. So, it's going to look Don't start yet. Next up, the heel to toe walk. Will she handle it any better? Let's see. Do you understand? One. Do you understand? Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Do you understand the instructions? Yes. All right. Start back here. Go ahead and get in your position. Right foot in front of it and then go ahead and start. Yeah, the wind is like right now. Go ahead and start. 2 3 7 5 6 7 8 9 You want to You want to keep going? No, sir. You You're supposed to take nine heel to toe steps back. Oh, I don't know. I've never done this before. Well, that's why I asked you if you understood the instructions. Not Not backwards, honey. Not backwards. Not backwards. Like back that way. Okay. Stay there for me. All right. Okay. You're going to stand with your heels together and your arms at your side. Okay. Do you want to take off your shoes? It's up to you. I mean, that's if you Do you balance better without your shoes on or with your shoes? Without. Without your shoes. You can take off your shoes if you want. Okay. Okay. And face me. Face me. Turn and face me. Okay. There you go. Okay. Put your heels together. Hands at your side. When I tell you, I want you to raise one leg approximately six inches off the ground. Okay? It's about the height of a Coke can. All right? Okay. So, hands at the side. 100,00 1,002 and so forth until I tell you to stop. Hold on. Wait till I tell you to start. Okay. Okay. Do you understand the instructions? All right. Hands at your side, feet together, heels together. Okay. When you're ready, then comes the one leg balance test. And by now it's pretty clear this isn't going to end well for her. 1,001 1,002 1,003 1,00 4 5 6. Keep going. Do you want the other side? I No, you just keep going with that foot. One, two, three, four. Okay. All right. Stop for me. Okay. And the wind was blowing. Do you want to try it again? You said the wind was blowing. Yes. Okay. Go ahead and put your heels together. Okay. Raise one foot 6 in off the ground. 1 10002. [Applause] Count out loud. 1001 2003 2004 2005 2006. Okay, we're going to stop. Okay, Sandra, you're under arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol. Okay. The officer places her under arrest for driving under the influence. My pants. What do you mean? There's no way I can button up my pants. Oh, button them. Yes. There. Are they going to fall off of you? Not really. All right. Well, we won't worry about it now. Take a seat. We're going to come take a seat. Yes, please. Yes. this offense of the marine in custody. Okay. As the arrest is completed, the woman's reckless behavior catches up with her. She thought she could get away with it, but the officers make sure she's held accountable. Number four, Grandma's unbelievable attempt to avoid a ticket. Police officers initiate a traffic stop after observing a vehicle driving erratically. Instead of pulling over immediately, the driver continues to a nearby gas station, parks, and exits her vehicle, heading directly into the store. Here's what happens next. Absolutely not. We're going to be hold Let me get my ticket. No. Absolutely not. Let me just get my ticket. Absolutely not. 50. Absolutely not. Absolutely not. Do not drop your stuff. Drop your stuff. It lie down. 14A worth 104. Just done this one more. Hold on. Drop it. Drop it. Let go with the light. Oh my. Yeah, baby. Do not pull away. Stop pulling away. I'm not pulling. You already pulled away from me in there. Stop. I told you. Don't be reaching for anything. Uh, mama, get all my stuff up, though. Stop. Just stop pulling away. I'm not, lady. You're making something that's easy. It could be a lot. You're making all right. Listen to me. You get stopped in a traffic stop. You don't go walking into cash auto ticket. Ma'am, you didn't turn your light on to our part, ma'am. Okay. I know what to do. Doesn't matter. My lights were on and you saw me. Can y'all please get my stuff on? Yep. We'll get in just one sec. We're going to stay in here till then, though. Oh, okay. What? Oh, baby. I ain't 67. Today my birthday. You think I'm going to fight with them? I got a lot of Even in cuffs, the woman refuses to back down, throwing out excuses in a desperate attempt to avoid the consequences. Oh, Lord. Hey, can I call my daughter and tell her to pick my granddaughter up? Nope. Not right now, man. [Music] [Music] Lord, Murphy, can you just stay 1012 with her stuff? Thank you. You're not going to. You're going to stay in front of our cruiser. I got a lot of [ __ ] going on. You got what? I got a lot of sense. You got a lot of sense. Okay. Well, your sense wasn't working when I told you to stop and you kept walking inside to do your ticket. Okay. Oh, okay. That wasn't sense. You're right. Okay. Thank you. All right. You got her. Yep. You're right. You're not going to do anything. I got you. I think so. She went Oh, he said to stop her. She went to No, I'm going to cash my ticket. She had She had stuff to do first. I guess [Music] you had stuff to do. I saw ma'am. Can you take a step back? Step back away from the car. During these search, is there anything on you that can quickly stick me? Shouldn't be. Shouldn't be or there's not. You want to say, huh? The officers, however, focus on securing the scene and ensuring she doesn't pose further risk. Another 14. Oops. [Music] Wait. Hello. Can you tell my dog my grand [Music] Yeah, I did that. All right, let's close this black up. During a search of her belongings, officers discover several concerning items. It's your birthday. I know it is. Goodness gracious. If you got anything, I I have to keep out She can see a whole bug in there. I guess one of her Oh, yeah. There is. Hey, now what? I can't reach it. Pull that again. You get a Do you have another NDL bag or just one? Ar if you want later after this I can fix that camera. Okay. So you can actually looks like she'll be spending her birthday in jail unfortunately. Oh, but the way they counted it, it was so far over that. So, same thing. That's marijuana. [Music] What is this? That's a big round 223. That's not Is it? No, it's a 7.62. Why is she carrying around here? with that in the back. Yeah, we got out of this car. I completely forgot. No, no. Bingo biscuits. There it is. Huh? If you want, I know you can. I'll take you cover my condenser. There's Listen here. Here. Give me that cup. You You don't have to go like surface like opening that. There is stuff in there. I don't know. The woman's vehicle is searched and additional items are cataloged. [Music] [Music] All right, cool. Yep. Yep. There you go. We got another another bag. [Music] Let me go over this. Finding somebody to come get it. You want me to work on that or All right. Daisy, I'm going to read your rights. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to the lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned if you wish. You cannot afford to hire a lawyer won't be appointed to represent you before any question you hear. Sorry. Um, you can decide at any time to exercise these rights, not answer any questions or make any statements. Daisy, can you hear me? All right. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained you, ma'am? Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me? Nothing to talk about. What? Okay. You don't want to talk? All right. Well, your daughter, I guess, is on her way to come get your car. Okay. All right. Take care. Ultimately, the woman faces multiple charges. Felon and possession of a firearm, possession of controlled substances, and resisting an officer without violence. Number three, grandma's fast food run turns into a fast arrest. Deputies respond to a stolen car at a McDonald's parking lot confirmed to be stolen from Georgia. Inside, they find a grandmother, her adult daughter, and a child. Officers order them to show their hands and step out. Hey, occupant, let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. No, stay in the vehicle. Let me see your hands. Step out and face away from me. Yes. Yes, you face away from me. 224. I got one at gunpoint. I'm flying. Bravo Fox shot. Face away from me. Stay right there. One at gunpoint. Okay, just stay right there. Face away from me. No, back up. Stay where you're at. Just face away from me. Back. Come towards me. Come towards me. Okay. Stay right there. Just turn and face away from me. Hold on one second. You'll just listen what I'm saying. Go ahead and back up. Back up. Face away from me. Back up. Back up. Hey, come over and get hands. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Face away. Keep listening. Back up. Back up. Back up. Over here. This way. This way. Just keep covering. Anyone else in the vehicle besides grandbaby? Your daughter. Okay. How old is your daughter? She's 240. Huh? 24. Okay. Can we use the phone to call our brother? Hold on. Can we at least uh get out and stuff? Can you sir, can you help us at least call some help? We got a baby with us. Okay, for one, step back for a second. Step back for a second. Where are we at right now? You're in the car. Officers remain cautious after learning there's a firearm in the vehicle. Uh figure out did you ask any weapons and how many others? Just the uh granddaughter. Come out with your hands up. We'll ask her. Is there any weapons in the car? Yeah. Sir, can we please? There's one gun in the car. Yeah. Is it a pistol? Yes, sir. There's a pistol in the car. Keep backing up. Keep coming. Keep coming. Yeah, I'm coming. Keep coming. Back here. Back here. Back here. Back here. Anyone else besides the child? Okay. Why are you doing anything? We're going to explain. We'll explain everything in just a second. No one else besides children. There's a pistol in the car. This my baby. Baby. Any weapons on change back my hand just to check the hoodie we got throw in your Toyota now. No, my baby. I understand that. Just part of our procedure. Toyota. Do it now. Clear back here. Clear. Meanwhile, they ensure the child's safety as the investigation continues. These shoes never hurt. I don't see another one, but let me just move my car. I see the other one. Hi, with your shoes like 250. There you go. Got one. I know. If I just adjust one, two, I got to put it on. Where' it go? There we go. After informing her of her rights, the officers question the grandmother about the vehicle. I don't want you hurting your feet. I can put her in my car for now. Oh, thanks. Okay. She's out of here for a little bit. Yeah. Yeah. AC. Yeah. You want me to go from the radar? Yeah. Okay. The window down. Um, so yeah, we're still doing the investigation. So we got to figure out what's going on. Uh, but obviously what's your first name, ma'am? Who? The child. No, no, no, no. If we can throw, we haven't gotten there. All right. So, you are in handcuffs and not free to go. Obviously, we're conducting investigation. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say may be evidence against you. You have the right to talk to an attorney. Have him or her within time during questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney won't be appointed to represent you. If any time would stop talking attorney present on question we stop your request. Do you understand these rights? Time frame. Okay. Where'd you rent it from? Uh six rental car. Okay. Where where at was the rental company? Like where did you rent it from? In Georgia. Okay. Couple months. Okay. Um when were you supposed to have the car back by? I just kept extending. You kept extending it? Okay. Are you going to let my daughter go? Yeah. We're We're trying. All right. Um, besides the gun that's in there, is there any other weapons or anything like that? Okay. Is the gun yours? Yeah. Okay. Um, how does uh not for your car? The woman claims that the car was a rental, but officers remain suspicious. All right, let me go. All right, that's confirmed. So, just inventory. Well, I'm over there. Correct. Okay. Um, I'm going to go over everything here with you in just a second. Um, I just need to get your name real quick. Okay. What's your first name? We're at right now. Um, the vehicle was entered stolen. Okay. That's why we're here right now kind of figuring out what's going on. Um, do you know where the vehicle came from at all? I know it's a rental, but I don't know. Where where where were y'all coming from? Who's coming from down south? Where? Down south. Uh Palm Beach. Palm Beach. Okay. Who lives in Palm Beach? Our our mom or the kids. Your mom? Okay. So, were you with your mom or did she pick you up from Palm Beach? She picked me up from Okay. So, do you live down there? Okay. Okay. Did your mom tell you where the car came from or anything like that? How long ago did mom pick you up? How long ago were you down there? I just got here. She just picked me up today or like early this morning? Last night. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Um Okay. Does she have her pacifier? She won't cry. Yes, she does. She does. She does. Yes, I think. Yeah. Um and if not, we'll make sure we find We got her shoes and stuff like that. Um Okay. So, you don't know where the vehicle like your mom showed up with the vehicle? All right. Okay. Did she tell you where she rented it from? No. Okay. Um besides the gun that your mom said was in there, is there any other weapons in there that you know of? No. Um, all right. So, kind of like where we're at right now, like I told your mom, what we have to do now is we send the information for the vehicle to Georgia cuz that's where it was stolen. Um, and they send us what's back what send us back what's called a hit confirmation. Soon as they send us that back saying that it's confirmed stolen, vehicle stolen, we kind of have to figure out a little bit from there. right now. As officers work to gather information, they emphasize that failing to return a rental car does not excuse the fact that it's now considered stolen. Um, but if you have nothing to do with the vehicle, mom said she rented the vehicle, obviously if it's a failure to return, that's something she's going to have to work out with them. And she told me it's been a couple months that she hasn't returned it. And she said she kept extending it. Again, I don't I don't have access to obviously all the paperwork. It's just Yeah. So, but as soon as we figure all that out and if you have nothing to do with the vehicle, we're going to get you out of here. We'll get you at the uh with child and then we'll have somebody come get you or or something like that. Um as of right now, unfortunately, like not free to go because like I said, the vehicle's stolen and we're just trying to confirm the back seat. I wasn't even driving. I Right. But what I'm saying is because you were in the vehicle, you're not free to leave. We're just trying to figure out a couple more things before we do get you out of here. Okay. Um, but like I said, once we figure everything out from what I'm escorting me in their car, are you back? We'll what we'll do is we'll have a female deputy come out here and then we'll go from there. Okay. Um, but as of right now, like I said, you're not you're not free to go. Um, do you have anything tug shove hidden or anything like that that we need to know? All right. All right. Give us just a minute. We're going to go ahead and get this going and as soon as we get that information, we'll we'll we'll get you get you going. Okay. Just watch your leg. Okay. As if the stolen vehicle isn't enough, Grandma complicates the situation further by coming up with another lie. Wow. So, guess what? That's a charge. That's all I need to drop. What's your first name? Yeah. She said false name. We don't know yet. We're confirming. [Music] Bad place to stop. Oh, they already sitting here. They're not. People will give you a fake name. So, you're telling me you got no warrant? Didn't the guy knock down last week? I wasn't here last week. So you you have no warrants, no charge, no further lit. Yeah. And now you're going to go to jail. You have to do no DCF because you want to lie about your name for literally no reason for your no warrant. Trust me. Now if you have no warrants, then that was not very smart. [Music] Never been to jail. So why she fake name? Cuz she doesn't want to deal with this. Like she said on her. Yeah. Make sure you take that with you. Yeah. What? It should be like a black hoodie. I The police lady, she already had took it out. She already had took it out. No, it should be in there. Yeah, that's it. Make sure ain't nothing in it. Make sure ain't nothing in it. Huh? Just hold on to it till you come back over. What started as a quick bite in McDonald's sends in a trip to jail. Hurry and plug my phone up so it can be charging for you. Make sure you get my AirPods and all that. My computer bag. You get the most important stuff like you said. Then you can always get my other stuff. What you got? T some diapers and all that. 815. You got my debit card. Ask him for my debit card. You got my purse on it. You got my debit card. No, you going to need to Yeah. Just in case. All right, we're getting out of here. You want anything else you need to tell me? Uh, hi. I guess I'mma try and call uh and just see what S say I try and call you soon as I can. You know what my charge is going to be? Um, not all. I So, it's the grand theft and possession of a firearm on commission felony. So, two charges. Eventually, officers place her under arrest for grand theft auto and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony. They make arrangements for her granddaughter to be picked up by a relative. The grandmother, who thought she could talk her way out of trouble, now realizes she's caught. Number two, grandpa's laptop exposed him, so he tried to set it on fire. A man helping his 87year-old neighbor remove a browser finds disturbing content. When questioned, the elderly man gives no explanation, then later tries to burn his laptop with gasoline. The neighbor stops him from destroying the laptop and tells his wife, who rushes home in distress. He then calls 911 to report the incident. 911. I just received a phone call from my husband. He said that our 87year-old neighbor just came over and asked him to delete a browser that he had on his laptop. And when my husband opened it, um, it was labeled toddler. He's looking up child pornographies. And now the man is in the driveway trying to burn the laptop. Do you think it was accidental that that information got up there? No. And that's why he's doing that. Okay. And he's outside. He just stopped him from burning the laptop. Talked to my husband. He just took the gasoline away from him. Officers are immediately sent to the scene. What's going on? So, he came over Tuesday and he asked me to look at his laptop. I said, "Okay." Said, "What do you want me to do?" And he said, "I want you to delete some stuff." He had some stuff on it that I don't want on there, but I want it removed. So, I'm like, "Okay, I'll just, you know," he goes, "I want the whole program removed." And I said, "Okay." And then he said, "Well, I want to put it back on." And I'm like, "Well, what's the point of removing it?" You know what I mean? So, I'm like, "Okay, whatever. I got to go get my kids at school." Cool. So then the next morning, which was yesterday morning, he stopped me and said, "Hey, could you um look at my laptop again? How you doing?" And I said, "Yeah, no problem. I'll look at it." So I went over there and he had it open. I looked at it and he goes, "I want you to remove it. Same story." So I'm like, "Okay." I saw his windows that broke. One said toddler. I didn't click in it, but I saw the windows. There's like six windows. The next two were maybe Russian. Did you see any sort of chopper? I saw the tab. I have two kids and a young daughter. So I'm like dead out here. So I go, "What do you want me to do?" And he said, "Just delete it." I'm like, "Okay." He was standing there. I didn't know what to do at the time. I'm like, "What do I do?" So I would have opened if he wasn't standing there to see what it was. Yeah. But it definitely said toddler. And I'm like, and I said, "I'm done. I'm I just got that and I just said, "I'm going home." So I called his wife at work and told her about it. And she said, "Well, I'm going to come home now." I said, "Okay." Okay. So, I guess she called him. He came back over here and wanted me to delete it. The whole thing. This is today. Today. Yeah. Then I said, "I'm done. I'm not anything with this." And I I let him have it. I yell at him a little bit. I'm not going to lie. I have kids. You want my kids to come over there and sit with you all the time. I said, "I don't do it. I'm not doing it." And it just And then finally, I said, "Just please go." So, I called his wife, told her what happened. and she was on her way home and I was out here with her on the phone and he had a dolly with this on and I said, "What are you doing?" And he goes, "I'm going to burn the laptop." So he had the laptop with the lighter out back and I said, "No, you're not." And his wife started crying. She's like, "I'm trying." The neighbor explains everything, including what he saw and the suspect's attempt to destroy evidence. So I said, "Okay." I said, "Please go sit down. I Please." So he sat down. I went back in my house and like I saw him walking along the side. So I ran out really fast and I said, "What are you doing?" He said, "I'm going to burn it." And I said, "Why?" He goes, "I want to destroy it." And I'm like, "Okay." So I grabbed this and I ran over here, called my wife. My wife said, "We have to call." Where's the laptop at? It's over there. Is it in one piece? I don't know. His wife came home. I was listening in and she said, "We were going to destroy. I want to destroy it. It's going to be destroyed. I'm not going to take it. And we're going to destroy it." So I don't know. She said, "I'm going to take it to work. I don't really know what's going on over Um, I wish I never saw it because I'm like, he has a great After taking the neighbor's statement, officers turned their attention to the elderly man. Hello. Hi. Hey. How you doing? I'm Deputy Hussei County Sheriff's Office. How you guys doing today? Fine so far. Gotcha. What's going on today? He's got a little dementia. Okay. And he tried to take the gasoline and burn the computer. Gotcha. And it was so close to the house that Mike called me said the house was coming. He's sick. Gotcha. Are you on any medications at all? No, he's going to the doctor tomorrow. Okay. It's a new doctor. Gotcha. So, how did all this start today? What? How did this all start today? I had a computer and I asked and I had a program on it that I didn't want. So, I asked him to get rid of it. Okay. He saw something and I don't know how. What kind of program did you have on there? What kind of program? It was P. I don't know. I don't know. It's another search engine. I don't know either. It's just wanted What is that? What does that search engine do? Is that what What is that? I I'm not familiar with I don't know what it is. It's a It's not a good program. I don't search things. What does it What does it do? H What does it do? That's it. What is is it different from like Google? brings up things that you might look at. Like what? Anything. Okay. Then what else happened? So you had that search thing on there. I asked him to take all that off. Okay. He saw something and I didn't even know it was on there. Okay. I don't know. I don't think he saw anything either because he didn't have it very long. Gotcha. I'm taking care of Got it. Then what? What else? What else happened? Nothing. Okay. He has two children. I got you. They are They're never over here. I would never do anything to a child. He insists he has no idea how the content got on his device and denies any ill intent, but the officer isn't buying it. I didn't mention anything about that. Well, there's nothing there. What did he say? He was saying you brought over the computer with gasoline and like a a dolly. Well, you know what the gasoline was for? He told me what what he saw. Well, I just don't want I don't I don't want you starting fires in a neighborhood. Yeah, he was. That's a good point. Cuz usually you start a fire with gasoline, it's going to explode. Mhm. It's not like diesel. Gasoline's going to It's going to ignite very fast and you're going to get hurt. I haven't ever started a fire ever. I came home from work. I got Mike called me and I he was going to Okay. So, how long has this been going on with the computer? Have you asked him to delete the browser before? No. No. This is the first time this has happened. Okay. Do you guys happen to have your IDs with you by any chance? Or driver's license? I have mine. You drive his too if. Thank you. I am so sorry. Why are you sorry? I was asking why you're sorry. Cop cars in my front yard for one thing. Gotcha. I didn't do anything. What are you normally like on the computer? Is there anything that you look up or anything or Oh, everything. Like what? You examples? the weather. Weather and stuff. Okay. All right. I have a few questions to ask you. Um, so he has dementia. You're saying how long has he had dementia for? He's had it. It's been stage two. Okay. Um, he when was the last time he was on medication? He's never been. I have a hard time getting him over to the When was he li When was he diagnosed? He hasn't. That's what we're doing tomorrow. So, how is it stage two if he hasn't been diagnosed? Well, I've just watched him for a while and and I talked to people and they indicated they've had parents like that. Okay. I understand he may be older, but he he's heard me just fine through my conversation with you him. He's heard me just fine when I was talking to him. Okay. All right. Um just give us a few minutes. Um we're still investigating everything that's going on. Okay. Um this laptop, where is it located? I got it. I'm going to destroy it. I took it away. He doesn't need it. Okay. I'm just saying I don't do anything with it yet. Um I do have to call my supervisor. Once I have answers and more clarification, I'll come talk to you guys. Okay. All I all I ask you guys is hang out for a little. Stage 2 dementia with no diagnosis. That only raises more red flags. Is the wife telling the truth or just covering for her husband? I'm a school teacher, too. Were you? What was the reason why you were bringing out the gas tank? I was going to destroy the computer. You're going to destroy the computer? Yeah. Okay. I asked him to destroy it. He wouldn't do it. Okay. Is it your computer? H Is it yours? Uhhuh. How long have you had it? Oh, long time. It's just a little laptop. It's a long time. If you were to If you were to guess, how long have you had it? Couple years. 5 10. No, not that many. Couple. Two. Two. Okay. I don't know how old it is. Huh? I don't know how old it is. It's old. Okay. Now, where's the laptop right now? I have it. You have it? Okay. She won't let me have it. Okay. I didn't do anything. Okay. No one's saying you did anything wrong. We're just, you know, we're here trying to make sure everything's okay. Hey, Jay. Hello. How you doing? Good. I was going to burn the computer and somebody's going to burn the house down. Well, either way, that's the wrong choice. I know it was. This is kind of where we're at. I'm going to be very straight up honest with you. So, right now, there's allegations being made that there may be potential child pornography on that laptop. Okay. Whether that's true or not, I don't know. That's um that's a different pay grade that has to deal with that. Okay. I do have enough right now to go for a search warrant and secure that laptop. But you can hand it over to us um that way. No. Um and voluntarily give it to us. But if we do go for the search warrant, I have every right to secure this residence and that laptop until the search warrant is done. Law enforcement informs him that they need to take the laptop for investigation. He's given two choices. voluntarily hand it over or have it seized through a search warrant. Um, which could be today. So, you want to take it? We want to take the laptop. Yes. And if there's nothing on it, you get it right back. And no, it's that's it. He said there was. So, when you say secure the property, what exactly? Secure the property. So, I can secure everybody in here from tampering or touching the evidence. You mean everybody's going to stay out here? Everyone has to stay out here until that search warrant's done and then we take the laptop and we leave with the laptop legally. But if you want to surrender the laptop to us with consent, we get the laptop now. We get out of here. What happens if I surrender it to you and then you find things on it? What are you going to do next? That's that's not up to me. That's a different whoever. That's completely up to our detectives, especially he hasn't done anything. He's just looked at I understand. Um he's got dimension. I understand that's all going to go into account, but this is not something I can just go back on the road and ignore. You have to see my position. Um espec How old are you, sir? 87. I don't know if they're going to even push the like, you know, an issue just due to his age. Um, just because that can be physically taxing that whole process. Okay. But as of right now, those are your I those are your options. I can secure a search warrant and then take the laptop that way or if you want to hand it over to us. I might we don't look at it. We just give it we submit it to evidence and then the detectors pick it up and that's it. Just don't touch it. We're just going to grab our gloves right here. Don't touch it, man. Just leave it in the thing. Just watch it. I just picked it up. I'm just going to take it. You're okay. Um, like I said, it's nothing it's nothing against you guys. I just I have, you know, I have a job to do. My fingerprints are on now. No, it again that it's more of what's there internally. If there is anything, like I said, if there's nothing on there, but I've been trying to get I've been trying to break. You can't break anything. Um, just it it's just one of those things we have to do. Okay. Um, just point to him where it is. We'll take it and then we're going to submit it. Okay. Why do you have another? After some hesitation, he surrenders the device. Officers reassure him that if nothing is found, it will be returned. Okay. Okay. Um and that that wasn't coming from a threatening manner or anything. I'm just very I'm not going to sit here and lie to you. Do I get anything that you took it or anything? I can give you a case card with all my information and everything. Is there any additional stuff you want to let us know? Oh, I that's the only thing he has. I have my own computer, but never touches. Um, again, that that's the only thing I have enough right now for a search warrant for based off talking to the neighbor and talking to you. Um, again, I'm not here to lie to you. I'm just here to tell you how it is. Okay? We're not going to touch that laptop. That goes straight submitted. We don't even we don't even look at it. Um, that goes straight to our detector. That's assigned for these kind of cases. And then whether they want to do anything with it, um, or if they have enough probable cause to pursue criminal charges, um, that's going to be on them. With that being said, um, I'm going to go to my car. I'm going to get you case cards. bunch of information. Just hang talk for a few more minutes and then I can let you guys go about your day. Okay. Okay. Could you give us the computer? This is just like a written form stating that we're allowed to have it. That's all. And then any passwords that for the computer? Um he I have no idea. But he would just write it out. So I'll ask him. Okay. You'll be contacted by a detective. Um I don't know when. Um could be earlier like later um this coming week. Any passwords? No. Okay. That's it. As far as anything criminal wise, that's not my determination. Okay. Um, everything classified right now, it's suspicious incident. That's what we're going to classify as cuz we don't know. We don't know. Send down anything like computer. Um, you'll probably be contacted. It really depends on their case load. Um, I I don't it could be next week, could be the week after. Like I said, if there's nothing on the computer of evidential value, they're just going to give it back to you and that's it. Um, again, that's not my determination. I'm not touching the computer. My job is to transport it from here to evidence and that's it. Um, I write I write a report on what literally what happened here and that's it. Um, it's up to the detective to, you know, whether they want to pursue anything or, uh, you know, kind of investigate it further. But, like I said, they feel like there's nothing on the computer, just we're going to come back and drop it off to you and that's going to be the end of it. All right. All right. Thank you. Um, if you guys need any questions answered or anything like that, don't hesitate to call. We'll try to clear things up as to you as best we can. Okay. Um, with that being said, we'll get out of here. Okay. I appreciate everything. Okay. Thank you. Take care. You too. With a laptop secured, they take a written statement from the neighbor. Affirm that everything on the statement is true and accurate to the best of your knowledge. Yes. Okay. I guess I don't know what to do in this situation. I mean, what if he comes over and he wants to talk about it? Um, I was on the leave. Um, if you don't want him over here, um, I mean, it's not, like I said, there's never been an issue before. I mean, he's nice. I would advise just have everybody separated right now for everything that's going on. Um, especially with your children, we don't know the circumstances. Okay. Right. That's the thing. Like he's five and he's like, "Oh, there's Bill and Beverly. I want to go say hi." And I'm like, "You can't." Yeah. just stay separated and look forward to a call detective. Okay. Months later, forensic investigators confirm illegal content on the laptop. The man is arrested for child exploitation material, but posts a $7,500 bond. His attorney claims he's mentally unfit for trial, leaving the case ongoing. Number one, grandma takes on cops and instantly regrets it. A woman refuses to step out of her vehicle despite repeated orders from officers. She stays put, acting entitled and defiant. But that doesn't last long. The officers aren't having it. And soon enough, she finds out the hard way. When someone tells you to get out of the car, you get out of the car. Quit being so entitled. I'm not. Let me up. Let me up. Please. Go inside. Sit up. You're not in control here. Stand us. Now you get to hang out in the back of the cop car. She needs to go to the Charlie. She needs to go to the We'll make you control this car. Please get in the car. Get in the car, ma'am. I'm going to yank you in. The baby has a bloody nose. Okay. So, she took off for me. Hey, will you unlock the uh door? You unlock the door? Meanwhile, her granddaughter sits inside the vehicle nursing a bloody nose. She assaulting us, huh? She assault you. No, I told her to get out and she tried to roll up the window on me. Hello. What happened? Yeah. Okay. Did you fall? Yeah. Okay. Hold on one sec. I'm not that kind of person. Being that kind of person. Listen, ma'am. I Hold on. Be quiet and let me talk. Move your foot. Move your foot. Let me talk. Well, we're going to get one that's not going to jail. Look, shut up. Shut up. Listen. Listen. I turned on my lights and sirens. You took off. That is a be quiet. That is eluding. You can go to jail for that. Hold on. I told you to get out of the vehicle. You did not. You can go to jail for that. You then resisted while we cuffed you. So, if you do not be on your best behavior, and I mean absolute best, you do not hit on my windows. You do not yell. Be quiet. I am talking. If you say another word, I'm taking your ass jail. Do you understand me? You're going to go to jail for eluding and obstruction and resisting. Okay, you're detained. Be quiet. Shut up. Let EMS take care of your child. So sit here. Be quiet. Or else you're asking to go to jail today. Okay. I haven't decided yet. But if she keeps up that attitude, she's going. Yeah. Yeah. Thank you. either get her out or get the full seat out. She obviously needs to go to the hospital. They can take the car seat or check her out. Yeah, I'll get it undone from this side. This is a buckle if you can pull it through. Yeah. As officers call for EMS, the woman remains defiant, refusing to cooperate. Take you [Music] out the back somehow. Yeah, I'm not sure how to get it out. Sounds like EMS is here. So, You're too. Is that your mama? Huh? Is that your mama? Hello. Baby with a bloody nose. She is 2 years old. She's talking and she's not freaking out, but she's got some dried blood on her face. Don't know. She rolled. She said she rolled, but she doesn't really know. So, she might have fallen. Mom is very uncooperative, so I'm not sure exactly what happened, but I will try to talk to her again. Okay. What happened? What happened to her face today? I don't want to hear anything else. What happened to her? Nothing happened. She her nose started bleeding and I tried to find something. I stopped by the casino by off by the road and then she started vomiting blood. Mhm. Not a lot but some blood and I little freaky. Okay. So, she's telling us that she fell. Did she fall at any point today? She did not fall. I've been with her all day. Okay. She did not fall. She needs She needs an emergency room. She doesn't need it. That's why EMS is here cuz they can take her to the hospital. And she and she's she's 3 years old. Uh-huh. She's 3 years old. Okay. Okay. Don't put an ambulance by herself. Well, right now you're not going with her at this second. I'm still debating if I'm taking you to jail or not cuz you can't act like that. I don't care what's going on. Lights and sirens mean stop. And when I tell you to do something, you get out. You don't. The officers remain skeptical and continue to assess the situation. The child is 3 years old, which raises concerns about possible neglect. The woman's behavior does not help her case. She keeps interrupting, arguing, and acting like she did nothing wrong. So, you can you can hang out and be on your best behavior and I might not take you to jail. We will see cuz you still could go to jail because you cannot do what you did today. So, at no point did she fall. She did not fall today. Does she have any medical issues that you know of? None that any allergies? No. Okay. Okay. Let me go talk to you next. [Applause] Decide if she's going or not. So, mom says that get the blood off her face. She did not fall. She said that they were driving. She left the casino and she said that she threw up blood. The mom had her at the casino is what she said. Well, she didn't throw up blood cuz it's coming straight out of her nose. Yeah. So, mom drunk or something? Uh, something's wrong with mom. She's not acting normal. I I think she's she's going she's going to go to jail. Let's find another parent. Yeah. After reviewing the situation, the officers suspect that the woman may be intoxicated or unfit to care for the child. They decide to find another guardian while they prepare to take her into custody. And that's it for today, folks. Maybe next time they'll remember getting older doesn't mean getting away with everything. Drop your thoughts in the comments.